1. Write a program that will ask for 10 strings/strings of char and output the strings/strings of char in alphabetical order. a. The program only uses the iostream header file and declares the strings as an array of characters b. The program may use other header file and use the data type string. 2. Write a program that will ask for a long string (max of 100 characters), and a target string. The program must determine if the target string is present in the input long string. 3. Modify Number 2, the program must count the number of times the target string exists in the input long string. 4. Write a program that will ask for 10 strings and determine if the input strings are palindrome. sample output: hannah palindrome george: not palindrome After you check and run that the program executes correctly, you must submit a report that includes the source code for all the exercises that also includes the screenshot of the program execution.

a. Create a 1D array of integers to store 50 integers. b. Store values from 0 to 49 into the array you just created. c. Create a new String Object using no-arg constructor. d. Using for loop append the array elements one by one to the String (one per loop iteration) e. Record and display a run-time it took to append all integers to the String (record run-time of 1.d.)). E.g. "It took nanoseconds to append 50 integers to the String

C++ Complete this by using string streams Create a program that reads a simple arithmetic expression and evaluates it. More precisely, the program reads from the user a line of text that’s supposed to contain two numbers separated by an arithmetic operator, as in35.6 + 12The program then prints back the expression and its value, as in35.6 + 12 = 47.6The program should verify that the input line contains two numbers, oneoperator and nothing else. There can be whitespace before the first number, after the second number and between each number and the operator.The operator can be either +, −, * or /. In case of an error, the program should print "Invalid expression" and quit. When the program prints the expression, there should be no whitespace before the first number and there should be exactly one blank space before and after the operator and the equal sign.Use string streams

Write a program that lets the user enter the total rainfall for each of 12 months into a vector of doubles. The program will also have a vector of 12 strings to hold the names of the months. The program should calculate and display the total rainfall for the year, the average monthly rainfall, and the months with the highest and lowest amounts. Part 1 Write main(). In main do the following:(a) Declare a vector of doubles and a vector of strings.Suggested variable name for vector of doubles is rainfall. Suggested variable name for vector of strings is monthNames(b) Store the months in your string vector in the following order: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. Make sure you write out the month names fully (do not use abbreviations).(c) Get input for 12 doubles from the user to place into the vector of doubles. Each double will be the amount of rain for the month parallel to the string vector of month names.(d) Display the…

1. Write a program that reads two strings from the keyboard using a while loop A.Terminate the loop when both strings have the same content, done B.Display both strings if the contents are different C.For strings with the same contents, display if they are at the same address 2.Demonstrate a situation in which the JVM will use garbage collection 3.Given the following strings: Middlesex CollegeDemonstrate the use of the following String methodsconcat(), length(), trim(), charAt(), both substring()

Declare a two-dimensional char array that is 25 by 25 that represents the entire ocean and an If statement that prints “HIT” if a torpedo hits a ship given the coordinates X and Y. Write a C++ program that will read in a file representing a game board with 25 lines where each line has 25 characters corresponding to the description above. An example file might look like:    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~#####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~#####~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~######~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~#####~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~    ~~~######~~~~~~~~~~#~~~~~…

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CISP 1010, Lab 3, Arrays and C-Strings Introduction This application creates Mad Lib™ haikus based upon user input. Detailed Information The application reads three-line haikus into a two-dimensional array of characters (an array of C-strings, not C++ string objects) from an input file called haikus.dat. Do not ask the user for this file name. Just open it and read its contents into a two-dimensional array. A sample input file with two haikus is shown below. Flowers sit in * Shades of the * tree near * in sunset When begins the * And the * Crocus blooms * any thing The asterisk will actually be in the file. They indicate where words that the user enters go in the haiku. The asterisk on the first line will be replaces by a one syllable noun and on the second line will be replaced by a two syllable adjective. These two askterisks will never be the first character of the line. The asterisk on the third line will always be the first character on the line and will be replaced by a gerund (a…